What’s on the Feb. 15 Planning Board agenda: Canal Street mixed use continuation + business meeting

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By Bryce Kaw uh


PLANNING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING

The Planning Board will meet on Thursday, February 15 at 6 p.m. and the following application will be heard. If you cannot make the meeting in person, it will be broadcast live on Manchester Public Television, Channel 22. The agenda is available online.

175 Canal Street 1
175 & 215 Canal Street

SP2024-001: 175 & 251 Canal Street, Central Business District, Ward 3

Continuation of a public hearing from the last Planning Board meeting on Thursday, February 1. Applicant has submitted a Site Plan application for the creation of a common gathering space and site improvements for the mixed-use development within 175 Canal Street as well as the commonly owned 215 Canal Street office building.


PLANNING BOARD BUSINESS MEETING

The following applications will be discussed during the Planning Board’s regular business meeting:

  • CU2023-029 & SP2023-014: 562 Clay Street
  • S2024-001: 51 Platts Avenue
  • SP2024-001: 175 & 251 Canal Street

The Planning Board also met on Thursday, February 1 and the following applications were approved during a limited business meeting. If you missed the meeting, it will eventually be made available on-demand via Manchester Public Television.

  • CU2023-030 & SP2023-015: 25 Lowell Street, Applications approved.
  • CU2024-003: 607 Chestnut Street, Application approved.

ZONING BOARD UPDATES

The Zoning Board met on Thursday, February 8 and the following variances were requested. A recording of the meeting is available on-demand via Manchester Public Television.

  • ZBA2024-001: 198 Wilson Street, Variance granted.
  • ZBA2024-002: 77 Grove Avenue, Variance granted.
  • ZBA2024-003: 35 High Street, Variance granted.
  • ZBA2024-004: 91 Russell Street, Variance granted.

About this Author

Bryce Kaw-uh

Bryce Kaw-uh (pronounced cow-woo) is a former Air Force brat with a passion for urban planning and community development. He currently works as a software engineer for his day job while serving as Chair of the Manchester Planning Board in his spare time. Bryce lives in Ward 1 alongside his Manchester-born-and-raised partner of nine years and their enthusiastic golden retriever.